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footb all firsts

by
The LeaguePaper Team
6 December 2020

MK Dons striker Cameron Jerome talks us through his football memories

First game you watched live?
It was Manchester United v Oldham Athletic in the FA Cup in 1994, and that’s how I became a United fan. I was about seven or eight years old and I went with a family friend. I remember the game well -United won 4-1 and Andrei Kanchelskis and Ryan Giggs scored. It was the first real exposure I had to the professional game so it was a great experience.
First football hero?
I saw Ryan Giggs in that first game and afterwards I was obsessed with him. As I grew up and became ...

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